Hi, (this mail only reached me moments ago, along with several others even older from supervisor-users@, strange)
W dniu 02.12.2010 22:07, Mike Lewis pisze: > Hi, > > I have been considering using supervisord for our local dev > environments here instead of a custom rolled solution that we've had > in place. The thing that is holding me back right now is that we have > custom ports for all the processes we launch because we make it so we > can have multiple instances of the environments being run. This kind of matches our production environment (a few "template" configs, running on all kinds of sockets and ports under different users.) > It seems like there's no way to easily have "dynamic" configuration > files right now, however I feel it would not be too hard to add > support. > > One proposal I have is to allow reference to environment variables by > letting expansions like %($ENV_VAR)s be valid. So, umm, how do you configure the environment variables then? Via environment=... setting? You can't inherit it from supervisord's environment as that would make all the processes share the values, defeating the point I guess. How is that easier than configuring supervisord directly? Or am I missing something? > It's a fairly trivial change to make (hacked together patch attached). > > The other thing that may be cool is allowing for preprocessing of > config files with a templating langauge. While I'm using a template for my configs (jinja2 to be precise), I think I'm against adding such a feature to supervisord core (not that I have any say in this). I'd guess the requirements for more sophisticated config handling vary from site to site so one size wouldn't fit all. Besides, I'm quite happy with automatically (re)generating a config file and issuing a supervisorctl update every now and then. One other lesson I learned was to keep the process manager as simple as possible with limited responsibilities and reasons for updates -- that's one daemon you don't want to restart frequently. > As an aside, I kinda wish supervisor was on github. Would make it > much easier to contribute. It is now. Whee, about to rebase my repo :) Best regards, Grzegorz Nosek _______________________________________________ Supervisor-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.supervisord.org/mailman/listinfo/supervisor-users
